Ugo Serrano returns to our pages with this very nice prop monstrance. It's a beautiful example of craftsmanship and an amusing meta item considering the...questionable... nature of actual monstrances.
Ugo Serrano returns to our pages with this very nice prop monstrance. It's a beautiful example of craftsmanship and an amusing meta item considering the...questionable... nature of actual monstrances.
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It is a nice prop. I assume it is rather a reliquary than a monstrance though. That would explain the questionable part, otherwise I'm at a loss what you would imply.
@ Der Alchemist
I was referring to the history of dodgy reliquaries being sold and displayed.
Are they printing those bases and tops? They have to be custom with some of the tops Ive seen, no?
Ugo Serrano is a very accomplished metal worker, I would not be suprised if he had various patterns of various materials ready to clip off and solder into a top. Check out his Instagram, well worth the effort of trawling through
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